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Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1946

Page

4

Soviet Rejects U S Protest. Markham Expelled From Romania

Acting Secretary Acheson said Russia refused Washington’s protest and forced Reuben Markham of the Christian Science Monitor to leave Romania. He noted Markham departed June 22 and is now in Athens after Bucharest ordered him out by today. The Kremlin upheld its action despite Potsdam agreement concerns.

Washington Acheson Russia United States Romania Reuben Markham Christian Science Monitor Markham Moscow Bucharest Ministry of Foreign Affairs Kremlin Stalin Truman Attlee State Department Athens Susaikov

Husband of Atlantic Woman Dies in Texas

Albert Herman Johnson age 56 died in an Orange Texas hospital from a heart attack suffered earlier the day. He had lived in Orange four years employed by Consolidated Steel. Short services were held in Orange and his remains were sent to Longmont Colorado for funeral rites. Surviving: widow Edna R. Johnson and two daughters Donna Boots and Betty Sheppard, son Gordon A. Johnson, mother Emma Johnson, four grandchildren and four sisters.

Orange Tex Albert Herman Johnson Edna R. Rupp Atlantic Johnson Orange Hospital Consolidated Steel Company Longmont Colo Donna Boots Betty Shepperd Des Moines Gordon A. Johnson Emma Johnson Fort Collins

Local News Briefs Quick Succession of Small Updates

Local notes report Hugh Preston selling his interest in the P and M bowling alleys to Clarence Minor near Omaha Market. Merrill Mayberry and Ross Riggs win money on cattle and steers. New staff join Gamble store and other hires noted. Court fine levied on Jethro Pont for improper vehicle control. Airport bid withdrawn by Bruce and Irwin Pellett. Various visits and arrivals from nearby towns. District soil conservation conference planned. Californians LorRAine and Claudia Larsen visiting before returning home. Guard drill demonstrations announced. Reunion of Dereth Arnold and Frank Dixon Arnold after Marine service. Weather: recent heavy rain, warmer forecasts ahead.

Weather Fragments Report Mild Thunder Showers Ahead

The article notes three-quarters of an inch of rain expected with thunder showers on Friday and Saturday. It cites past highs of 98 in Burlington and Davenport, lows of 58 in several towns, and local current conditions including a high of 81 and a noon reading of 72.

Burlington Davenport Mercury Alta Carroll Inwood Spencer

Thompson awaits British family to join newborn quadruplets

Pittsburgh June 25 AP Norah Carpenter and her three surviving quadruplets and an American mother head to New York for reunion with former Staff Sgt William Thompson. Thompson, an ex soldier now in a Pittsburgh printing shop, hopes to bring the babies and Norah over as plans unfold after his divorce.

Pittsburgh William H Thompson London Norah Carpenter Maureen Madeline Michael Norah Miss Carpenter New York William Thompson

Airliner Crashes Near Mexico City After Takeoff

A CMA DC-4 airliner crashed shortly after takeoff near Mexico City airport. About 40 passengers were aboard and most were saved. no deaths are reported. The flight was part of a new Mexico City to Los Angeles service operated by CMA with four-motor planes.

Mexico City Mexican Aviation Company CMA Los Angeles

Dr Paul Esping Dies Former Bethany College President

Dr. Paul Esping 65 former Bethany College president Lindborg Kansas died yesterday at Moline Illinois where he had lived. He led Bethany College previously and served in academia.

Moline, Ill Paul Esping Bethany College Lindborg Kan

Area Hospital Notes on Tonsillectomies and Surgeries

A list of local patients with recent operations includes Roberta Wright age 10 at 808 Cedar street undergoing tonsillectomy, and Rob ert Gaines, Barbara Bennett, Arlene Lange, and Thomas Cappell in various towns. Mrs. C W Woollard is dismissed. Anita Lantz recovering from appendectomy. Mr and Mrs Emil Retz seek eye specialist in Omaha. Mrs T C Legg home from Jennie Edmunson hospital awaiting major surgery. Mrs Winfred Cocklin recovering after fifth operation kidney removal at Immanuel hospital Omaha.

Roberta Robert Wright Cedar Street Roy Pont Griswold Atlantic Hospital Robert Gaines Locust Street Barbara Bennett Wiota Arlene Lange Linn Street Thomas Cappell C. W. Woollard Cumberland Guy Cocklin Winfred Cocklin Immanuel] Hospital Omaha

Browder Leaves Britain for New York

Earl Browder former head of the Communist Party in the United States departed London by air for New York after two days in security custody imposed by the British government.

London Fearl Browder Communist Party United States New York Air Today

Sally Rand Arrested for Indecent Exposure in San Francisco

Police arrest burlesque performer Sally Rand in San Francisco on indecent exposure charges. She is charged with indecent exposure and displaying indecent pictures and is held on bail of 300 dollars after being taken into custody at a downtown night club promoting her show.

San Francisco Sally Rand Miss Rand Sky Writing

Adair Native Jean Wixson Dies in Denver at 20

Jean Katherine Wixson, 20, formerly of Adair, died Sunday at 4 16 pm in St. Luke's Hospital Denver Colorado after a three day illness. Born July 31 1925 in Guthrie County near Adair she was married February 5 1946 to Harlan D Wixson of Denver. Surviving are her parents Fred A and Elizabeth Mangeldorf two sisters Iola Huston Adair Reba Carley Washington DC and five brothers Alfred Arthur Carl Lester Adair Ray Clayton Minnesota. Body to be returned to Adair for burial funeral arrangements pending.

Dereth Arnold Frank Dixon Arnold Mr. Arnold Hotel Savery Des Moines L. A. Arnold Pullman Miss Arnold Marines States Canada Adair — Jean Katherine Wixson Fred A. Mangeldorf Here St. Luke’s Hospital Denver Colo Mrs. Wixson Guthrie County Adair Fred A Elizabeth Mangeldorf Harlan D. Wixson Rocky Mountain Arsenal Iola Huston Reba Carley Washington, D. C Alfred Arthur Carl Lester Ray Clayton Minn

Patterson Consolidated to Get New School Head

Patterson Consolidated picks Patterson-Homer L. Fossler formerly Malcolm Iowa superintendent to lead next year. He succeeds Charles L. Beam who has resigned.

Patterson Homer L. Fossler Malcolm, Iowa Charles L. Beam

Fifth Polio Case Reported in Des Moines

Des Moines health officials reported the fifth poliomyelitis case of the year, a two year old girl Sandra Rawley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rawley of Des Moines.

Des Moines Sandra Rawley Lester Rawley

Storm devastates Wilson boathouse at Lake Okoboji

A strong storm at Lake Okoboji last night wrecked the Wilson boathouse and damaged about 15 power and rowboats. Boats were tossed ashore and a long frame boathouse collapsed while trees were uprooted in nearby Spencer and Arnolds Park. No injuries reported and telephone service was disrupted.

Okoboji Spencer Arnolds Park Wilson Boathouse Here

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